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How to Use Company Buyback?

 What is Company Buyback?

Company Buyback shows the trades made by the company buying back its own shares. 

Share purchases by the company may indicate under-valuation of its share by the market as the Directors exercising its authority for share buyback are duty bound to do so in the best interest of the company and after ensuring that the rationale for each share buyback is in accordance with the basis on which shareholders’ approval was obtained. 

 What’s Available Under the Company Buyback Feature?

We have summarized for you the Number of Trades, Transaction Volume, and Transaction Value of the past 3 years of that particular company’s buyback. 

You can view buyback events on the stock’s performance chart, allowing you to see how the stock performs each time a buyback occurs. 

You can also find records of company buybacks and their details in the company buyback transaction table. This table summarizes the announcement and effective change dates, total shares acquired, the acquisition price, and the estimated transaction value.